Washington Chamber Directory
Looking for a specific Chamber to contact, you'll find some 200 Chambers listed by clicking on the following link: Chamber Directory
WCCE Member Facebook Page
All members of WCCE are encouraged to join the "MEMBERS" Facebook group. Ask to join by clicking on the following: WCCE Member Facebook Group
WCCE Exec2Exec Zoom Calls
WCCE is currently conducting twice a month Zoom calls for chamber professionals. As chamber leaders, we can all learn from each other, especially when it comes to community and economic challenge impacting our businesses.
The WCCE Exec2Exec Zoom call is a flexable agenda allowing Chamber professionals to share, as well as hear from others as to how they are responding to current situations.
COVID-19 Document Sharing Category
Your WCCE membership grants you access to hundreds of documents, presentations, and forms that have been used by your Washington colleagues to run their chambers.
For the time being, the Resource Vault will be open to all Chamber professionals in Washington State. A new category for COVID-19 related documents has been created that will house documents and information shared by Chamber Professionals.
You can click on the following to login in and access the library: WCCE Resource Vault
COVID-19 Resources and Support
Chamber Career Opportunities
Do you have an CEO job opening at the Chamber. Let WCCE help you promote...email the WCCE offices for more information.
WCCE Listserv
Have a question or issue that you need some feedback for your colleagues? The WCCE Google Group Listserv is a great way to ask that burning question and receive input from your contemporaries who are successfully leading their Chambers. If you are not currently signed up, contact the WCCE office at admin@wcce.org.
New WCCE Board Members
The newest members of the WCCE Leadership Team for 2021:
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Andrea H. Reay, IOM |
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Andy Mayer |
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Matt Tabor |
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Matt Murphy President/CEO South Kitsap Chamber |
Small Biz Help with L&I Compliance
Chambers of Commerce have never been more aware of the needs of business than now...
Chambers can take advantage of free L&I training resources for their small businesses, created in partnership with the Thurston County Chamber. These tools will help your members educate their workers and stay in compliance with COVID-19 regulations, L&I safety and health requirements, and employment standards. Your members can visit the following link to access the training and the COVID-19 toolkit with industry specific posters that they can download and post to remind their staff to "NOT LET THEIR GUARD DOWN YET":
https://thurstonchamber.com/training-and-development/
Lower Workers Comp Costs?
Overexertion is the most frequency and costly of workers’ compensation claims. Washington Retail partnered with the University of Washington’s Engineering College who developed a free Ergonomics app to evaluate your lifting postures. Using this smartphone app will educate you to adopt safer postures or adjust the sequence of the repetitive nature of tasks. Supervisors can use this to show employees ways to carry out their every-day lifting in a safer manner. This could be a game changer for both employers and employees as it could lead to fewer injuries, lower workers’ compensation costs, and improve productivity.
Funding and support for this project has been provided by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries’ Safety and Health Investment Projects.
You can find additional details on how to get and use this fee app.